Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIEs.

IELEGhAfaIC DhEt l11Ecs
DOMESTIC
II is said that President Cleveland IN
doubleday desires reelection.
Nine. Patti is sick with sore throat and |
cold al the Suillman House, Cleveland, o.
Frank Kerner. religious monomaniac |
of Reading, Pa, who killed his wife, has
been found guilty of murder in the second |
degree.
The body of young German girl was
found on the outskirts OF Railway, N. j., |
having been murdered, it is thought, by |
tramps.
At the Kellogg combination sale in New
York. on Saturday, the California trotter
0verrnan was purchased by II. B. Chafin,
Of New York, tor 800.
A. E. Davis left Thursday for New Jer-
sey, 10 visit some relatives. He will meet
ex-senator Fair presently in Chicago, and
then return to California
A determined effort has been begun to
enforce the Sunday law in the District of
Columbia and it has almost created a panic |
among saloon and restaurant men.
Charles Croker and family leave for San
Francisco on the 30th inst. Mrs. Senator
George Hearst leaves about the same time,
so as to be present at Miss Hatues we'd
ding.
Pensions have been issued to the follow
ing Calfornians Susan L. Barry, army
nurse, San Francisco; Charles T. Sutphen.
Santa Cruz Joseph Lane. Mendocino City;
John McElhennv. Pleyto, and Samuel o.
Nutter, Kelseyville.
The boundary line between Rhode Island
and Connecticut. which has been a matter
of litigation and dispute for more than 200
years, was settled on Saturday by an agree
ment signed by duly authorized Commits
sioners from both States.
Senator Stewart is still in Washington,
while Senator John P. Jones is enjoying
the comforts of the Hoffman House, New
York. The former was greeted by hosts of
old friends, who warmly welcomed him
back to hgxenatorial labors.
II has been discovered that James Kear-
new. of the law firm of Thane e. Kearney,
of New York, who is the last man reported
as an alleged swindleI and a fugitive has
taken from $50, 600 to $4,000 in cash with
him, all of which he has accumulated in
its alleged transactions since his marriage,
one year ago.
Another Commission which the Presi-
dent finds it difficult to fill with satisfaction
10 himself is the one to investigate the &C
counts of the Pacific railroads. Thus far
he has decided upon the appointment of
only one member of the Commission, and |
he is understood to be Western man from |
a State east of the Mississippi.
On Saturday Max Mansfield, editor of
the BidH Delasche Post, German weekly |
entered a restaurant in the BoWery and
ing at the Thalia. He addressed some re-
mark to her, and she replied by several |
blows on his nose. She is a woman of fine |
physique and only desisted when she be- |
came exhausted. Mansfield then retreated |
and she returned to the theater.
FOREIGN.
The Cambridge crew defeated the 0xfords |
in the University boat race on the Thames, |
Eng, on Thursday. The time was 20:50.
Eighty-fve persons lost their lives by the |
explosion in The Bull colliery at Ldney |
on Thursday. The bodies have been re-
covered.
1t is reported from Rustchuk that reyolts |
have taken place at Plevna, Widen, and |
in the vicinity of Philippopolis. and that |
the insurgents have held all three places |
for three days.
Senior Del Campo, who made himself |
notorious by his debauchery while Secre-
tary of tie Chilean Legation in Washington, !
IS not dead as was reported soon after he
was ordered home.
Eighty-seven torpedo vessels belonging |
to the Baltic fleet of the Russian navy have |
been ordered to be put in state of constant |
readiness for seryi-e e. Crews have been |
ordered forthwith for forty five of these |
vessels.
PACIFIC COAST.
L. w. Hoops, a prominent resident of |
Oreville, died Friday night.
]. Moore has been held to answer at |
Reno, New, on charge of numbering his |
daughter.
Georgia Reeves de NordboIt has bronoht
suit to recover property in Los Angeles
valued at $750,000.
Poorosentoti,,o 7 .or,t;+ orr;,,ad boroo Of
ctoolttoI, ~, Sa,,rjo,, s,,d Nos ta,,5arad
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5000 ny sho,,t a., sIa,,t;as III
,root or,;o1, Of tba;r ara 20
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Inc LAKE Iahoe steamer IS now making |
Tu. ~ Gi fo,Rs Meen aIo1rnu tne daAe
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Last thursday afternoon Ihos. Adamlna,
SWISS butter n on the ranen OF Peter
lamaronl, IN Chileno valley Marin county
sl ,e ,vi.L raro 'ui0'oe ~ out''iis MS
~ o'.' W. . ''1oi'
CUTE number OF orange trees have
been planted IN and around Benicia this /
season, ana during the past week Il. w.
Moore and the Benicia Water Company
nave set out number
A little 5.year-old son of W. I. Simms, OF
riverside, attempted to board a loaded
truck, out was run over and killed. His
mother IS very low from nervous prostra-
uoh ana is Haoie TO not survive long.
A man named Harry II. Osborn, aged %.
a brakeman on freieht train, Jumped |
from The train at Goshen on Saturday. He
fell against a truck ana was thrown under
the body.